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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-12-21
northwestern HAPPENINGS.

+ THE two breweries valued at f100, 900
and employing l0O men have susps nied
operation at Marion.
Mrs. DrADAMIA FRENrREss, ons Of
the ol lest resilenis OF Dubuqu,, died
lately at the age OF ~ years.
A MAN purporting to be wsl.-known
horse buyer appeared in the vicini y
Dexter and bargainsl for about twenty
horses to be delivered at that place. He
then hired Livery and drove into tho
country and he hos not since bsfn seen.
Current opinion Is that lie is member Of
. horse thief gang, taking this means Of
locating the best horses.
The governor has been petiti0nei to re-
INIT the fines imposed upon Henry Mar.
Tin, an x-saloonkeeper OF Msnniny. for
tho violation Of the prohibitory law.
CERTIFICATES have been issued by Sec
retary Shafer for funds from the state ap-
preparation to the agricultural societies of
the following counties: Franklin. Keo.
kuk, Lucas, Osceo a, Washington and
Calhoun.
LEE WRIGHT. Of Knoxville, fell on the
steps lssding 70 the Valley Naticnai DaAk
af Des Moines, d.s harging . revolver in
his hip pocket, which sent Q bullet in %
the calf Of his leg, making severe flesh
wound.
THE ChicaSo, Burlington and Quney
havs made arrangements with Che Mt.
Pleasant water works to supply the water
at that station.
NELLIE HAYDEN, . chambermaid a.
Council Bluffs, stole an $85 watch belong
ing to her employers wife and skipped.
MR. HULL, late editor OF the Maquoke!a
Reporter, has assumed editorial control Of
the Des Moines Independent, new paper
at the capital.
TIE Herald Publishing company, OF
Grundy Center, and the Waterloo Nation
company have filed. articles OF incorpora-
tion with the secretary OF state.
The city OF Creston has contracted for
the construction OF system Of water
works, the mnins of which are to be eisht
miles long. having eighty hydranss.
SPENCER LEE. acei7 II. committed sui
eide at Des Moines by shooting himself in
the somach. He had sufIerel inten sely
from cancer Of the stom,c ,ch, and this Is
supposed 20 have brought kim TO tho act.
THREE old soldiers, al msmbers OF the
same regiment ami the ssms company,
and al three wounded at the battle Of.
Chidamaugua, met for III, fist, time since
the war at thu Fort Dolg, pension exam.
iners office,
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IN xHE wEsE.

The newspaper men Of Nebraska City,
Neb.. havs organized a press club. The
club embraces all the writer's on the local
press and newspaper correspondents with
headquarters in thut city. The club
starts out in n flou,ishing condition, and
p rmanent officers have been elected, con-
sisting OF H. L. Wood, pre.ident; Chas.
Copephavre, vice-president; A. g. Ag-
new, secretary; O. E. D. Narnell, treas
urer. The club rooms have b en- secu red
and furnished handsomely.
HARVEY WooMER, . farmer living
about fourteen miles southwest Of Neigh
Neb., after spending all his money on
whisky, took strychnne and d.ed. He
leaves an invalid wife and nine children.
ABoILER exploded in the shops Of the
Denver, Utah and Pacific railway at Dem
yer, completely demol.shing the building,
wrecking one engine and machinery. The
emp'o had all left the building few
known NO one was injured. Loss IL mn.
derstood TO be about $780, 900, covered by
insurance.
AN unknown contagious disease has
made its appearance in herd Of 200 val.
liable horses nelr North Platte, Nebraska,
and the sanitary commission has been
asked that the state veterinarian be de-
tailed to make investigations. No de-
scrip ion of the symptoms has been made.
Gov. Thayer has instructed DR.. Ger b.,
state veterinarian, to proceed to North
Platte, take one of the I've stock commis-
sion, and exam ne into the nature OF the di !.
eease.
The supreme court of Kansas has jus
decided that a man who own, and has in
possession intox icatng liquor may drink it
or give it away, if the giving bs bona
fide act, an not cloak for sale. The
court says that when a person once gets
lawful ownership and possession of liquor,
the use he may make of it rests with his
own discretion SO far es he may not violate
the law which rohibits it's sale.
THE Minnesota State Dairyman's con-
vent.on has adopted memorial to con-
gress asking that the manufacture of boz us
butter be prohibited, or that the manu-
fac;urers lie required to color their pro-
duct pink.
RALPH MILLER, night operator and act
ing agent at the Chicago, st. Paul 4 Kan
sas City Wes.sile depot in Waterloo,
Iowa, resigned his position Nov. 80 aad
left for parts unknowns About 500 of
the United States Express Company's q
money was loss track of the same night,
and Miller is supposed to have AIKEN the
money, which was left in his care by the
company's messenger to be dl vered to the
local agent Of the company.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-12-21
DAKOTA.

THE Farmers alliance had recent and
profitable session at Hurou.C 1Ths cash re-
ceipts for the past year were e3, 600: the
year previous, $l, 400. TIE Dakota Rurel-
let, publishsd by G o. g. Cgsse, at East
Pierre, was made the ollctal 0, gan. he
committee on salaries recemmeuded fof
the president, ono year, a, 40; lecturer,
Sc o; secretary, &50s: treasurer, ~, 900.
Ths above u m increase over the salaries
Of last year for the president ef e000; lee.
turer, 800; secrcinxy, e2Oo. The nexi
meeting will be held in Jansstowa.
APARTY Of hunters st Wheeler killed
seventeen deer recently.
PENSIONS granted Dakotans: i. W..
Raymond, Atsrdesn; r. n. Cross, Cen.
tefvi le.
An attempt Is SON "a bs nads 70 oreaaiss
IN oratorical associaiion u tAs high schsols
Of south Dakos
TIE saloon man Of Laks county psspsss
to centinus bus;n 20 unter cover Of /
Wholesale Liquor hcenss from the govern.
ment.
SLEroHINa in Douglas county Il re-.
ported 10 b The bsst known n Avs
years.
FUNDS ara being raised 70 co6ssruca :
Congregasionsi college = Fargo, eosnag
OK, 900.
CARR wants some sntssprisina ind,vid.
nal TO put up enough leo there 70 keep her
cool hext summer.
TIM Potter County Aackor y ths Mare
Of ths nsv pApsr pablishsd = Lsbaaes
by Van Hoecn q Nee Counell.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-12-21
FOREIGN EvENrs.

AN Ottawa, Ont, telegram states:
There is an uncertain feeling in politi-
cal circles over the Sc tlement Of Mormons
in the Canadian northwest territories.
Fifty Mormon families have already taken
up land near Fort Mcleod at the foot of
the Rocky mountains. The impression
prevails that the new arrivals viii not be
molested. The introduction OF such pecu-
liar element ino Canada, will, however,
be made the subject Of inquiries in par
lament next month.
THE lie Paris states that President
Carnos. on the LIST OF January, viii pardon
all political prisoners.
NJ. EDWARDS. manager of LIE Mantil,
fought duel with NJ. Mayer, manager Of
LIE Lanterne, Of Paris. Both du lists
wore slightly wounded.
SHEEHY, member OF parliament, ar
rested under the crimes act, has been sem
tencei to three months imprisonment with
hard labor.
A DUBLIN telegram states that Marq uis
E has granted . reduction OF so per
cent. in rents and easy terms OF payment,
and will renstate oil tenants evicted.
THE public prosecutor has ask d that
Cahannes. the OH cialIwho pleadedlguilty Of
revealing the contents of off ,ial documents
to France, be sentenced TO twelve years
imprisonment and 6nel 1000 marks, an
that he le deprived Of all civil rights for
ten years.
A BERLIN telegram says that Count
Boitxenberg, formerly president Of the
reichstag, is dead.
AFTER examining the own princes
throat the other day. DR.. Mckenzie declared
that he found no dangerous symptoms.
LATE dispatches received at Vienna
state that the condition o. the Germ IN
crown princes throat suddenly became
worse and special medical consultation
has been called at San Reno
THE disturbances created by the students
Of the university Of Moscow have become
SO serious that lectures have be,n suspsn-
ded and meetings OF students er, Forbid
den. In recent fracas between the stu
dents and body OF troops one student
was killed and several wounded. Hundreds
of others were arrested. Cossacks patrol
the city night and day. An especially
heavy force Is stationed arouad chs uni
vefsily.
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CHESTER BELLOWS HANGS.

A Craven Meets . just Reward f0r .
Henious Crimc.-The First Iganging In
lows for Twenty Years.
lCharles City. Iowa. Special, December ls,l
The first ham, ing tha. has taken place in
Iowa for twenty years, Vas enacted In
This ci y at lo:A5 To- iay. The cnlpr.t.
Chester Bellows, had 10 b, Auppor,ed 10
the gAllows, AMI az the rop, was placed
ground his neck he excl inns thrse times:
'.Plsase Don't" A tie saeri6 placed
the white cap ov.f hi head hs
exclaimed again: 'Please don't
am innocent" Ths trap was sprung q
1e:4G. In eight mnues and forty-thrse
seconds his heart cease 4 10 beat.
The history OF the crime 10 10 follows:
Juy 8, 1856, Chester B flows murdered
his niece, Alice Waterman, under circum.
stances Of peculiar brutality. For Some
years bcgors the Unrder hs vss car.
driver in Minneapolis, and being dischaSg-
ed there he came here and commenced
working for bis Lrother-in-law, George B.
Waterman. on his farm near this
city. Tho eldest OF Watermans chill.
dren WAS Alice, beautiful and
spirited girl Of six cen. Bellows paid her
charged IN forbidden the house, and went
away threatening vengeance. and swearing
he woul make Waterman ''shsd aalt iearD
before the year was OUT That wls Ia
June. July I Bellows asked his niscs 10
como 10 this city with him and 1ha refused.
He was very angry and the next day pro.
cured revolver. Meantime Alice had gone
to help neighboT, Mrs. Cheste: Wilcox, :
few dpys. Bellows can II tbere about 3
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torouh Preston. Os4s, or Oresco.
Masoa q y, Iowa.
rox4Ir1OAL WORLD.

THE delegation to the New York repub.
lican clab's convention received the de.
clinatioa Of Chauncey n. Depew for pres
ident ofths national league. and nomi-
mated James r. Foster, president Of
tho New York republican club, for the
positioa. Depev's reason for declining
the postt!on was that il would bs impossi-
BILE Tor him 10 give the time 10 the work
that II required. James r. Foster, OF New
York, Ms unanimously elected president
Of the 1Ational league.
A Bull has been introduced in the Ger
man rsislstag authorizing The erpul> ion
from Germany Of eocialists who have in
CURED ~ penalties Of tie anti-soci,list
Law, q yho belong to secret societies
prohildtod by law. Under it6 provisions The
socisltstiC members Of the lsiehstag may
be expelled from Germany.
TH1 Mexican congress has adjourned
after psDslng . number OF bills, chief
amons which are those authorizing
govesnnsna loan OF ElO, 5OO, 600, und the
compulsosy education bill.
THEtsass committee On Alsetions haa
decided 70 take up the Thosbs. Carlisle
contested election case first, and notices
will be issued at once to the contestants to
appear before the committee.
IT 10 reported that the friends OF Col.
Richard Roo, Of Keokuk, will present his
name as a candidate for sergeant. at. arms
Of the next Iowa senate.
VERMONT will open the Presidential
ban next year with delegate nomina nating
convention TO be held early in April.
CONGRESSMAN BoTHMAN, Of Ohio, 10
q one legged soldier and an able lawyer.
The Boston Transcript speaks Of Gov
ernor Foraker, Of Ohio, % ''the end man
of politics." This is doubtless because he
plays on the bones Of dead issues.
IT is ssid that boom for ex- Senator
worked up by his friends. in the hope that
he may secure the Republican nomination
for the Presidency.
AND now the enterprising newspaper re-
porter cables from Paris that Mr.. Blaine
has announced himself candid lte.
AMONG the nominations made by the
president the other day, were the follow.
ing: Envoy extr ordinary and minister
plenipotentiary, Oscar s. Strauss, New
York, to Turkey; Alexander II. Lawton,
Georgia, TO Austria Hungary; Bayless w.
Hanna, Indiana, to the Argentine Repub-
lie; Jared Lawrence Rathbons, California,
consul general at Paris; G. Blown Goode,
commissioner Of hsh and fisheries; james
F. Benedict, collector Of internal rev. nue.,
district of Colorado.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-12-21

NATIONAL LAW Mk


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leass was about 80, coo year. II 10 stated
that the same terms are continued in the
new lease. This rent is said 10 be the
highest paid for resi- lence in Washing
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18

race course, even though the track is
panorama of surprise. McLaugnlin's
fame is dying; Garrison's is rising. Nc
Lsughlin looks thin, haggard and nerve
less; Garrison looks strong, healthy and
as full of life as three
months old kitten. Mclaughlin nouns
for the old days when he was
the champion of the pig-skiD, while Garri-
son 9loats when he triumphs over his rival
as be does frequently now. Mccarthy and
Hamilton, the first white and the other
colored, are after uarrison's scalp. They
are riding for fame and money and they
are earning both. They are not many
lengths behind the pet Of Gravesend,
and if they persevere we snail soon be
discussing the sayings Of this CREST trio
ard the merits of each.
Gus Sachs, VINO IS on his way across
the water from England, caoled George
A, Avery q few days ago, that the
English team Of athletes that will come
here in September will be very strong.
The tenn will comprise II. Abbott, T.
Ray, E. Leaver, c. J. Wood C J X.
Cross and one other, whose name | have
been unable to obtain. Abbott is Rn eX-
Ce.ient broad Jumper; Cross of Oxford
has won the mile championship in I 25;
Ray, who is le athlete and perfect
gentleman, has the worlds record ct
pole vaulting, namely, eleven feet and
i've and q half inches; Leaver ran mile
in the grass four weeks ago in 4:gS3,
and c. J. Wood has the worlds record ii
p I for go yards. These athletes viii
be introduced in this country e. the Man
hsttan Athletic Club grounds, and later
on VIII be seen at Philadelphia aud other
leading cities here.
q yach!sman q thorough T&ukee) lust
from the other side is in rsptures over
the Thistle. lie says the seeker after the
Americas cup is beautiful craft. She
Is, he says, q revelation in sailing in the
light wind while her weatherly qualities
in gale have captured the admiration
Of al British yaCht5men. Our amateur
sailors on this side are not nervous over
the prospect. Some of them expected
defeat. Others, who think Yankee skill
viii WIN again, viii not regret the loss Of
the cup if the Thistle wins by good sail
ing qualities. "If the Thistle does VIII {"
said one yacltsman TO @ crowd OF his as
soCiates, "we'Il build g boat thatll cap
tu.e the cup next year" The sentiment
wss drowned IN wine.
All that is actually new Ia the base ball
world, that Gil OF Us do not kaoW, is veIV
slim indeed TIE TumOr still goes
around on the inside that the Detroit
Club will be located in Brooklyn
next yesr. All the fact that there is 10
determine this, is the willingness Of GER
tain Brooklyn men to purchase the team
] lst ss it stands. Bat those Napo,eons
of base bah, John b. Day in the e&st and
Sp3ldng in the west, will have some
thing to say and do before any sach
action is taken, They Will he Cogn.zl1t
OF every deal made and it IS doubtful if
anything can be done without their con-
sent. BLACK AND BLUE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
Old Papers for Sale
Cheap, at THR GAZETTE office.
a Word to Investors

We take pleasure in stating that we
have been very successful in securing con-
troll Of extensive lines of both business
and residence property in Fort Worth, as
well as some of the most eligible suburban
and acreage property in the immediate
vicinity of the city.
We control large bodies of grazing and
agricultural lands in different sections Of
the state, especially the Panhandle, who's
is now coming into active demands
We have en- extensive list OF choice
ranch properties, ranging in value from
500 to Sl,0G0,Qo9, which we can sell
at bedrock prizes aud on easy terms.
We have for sale immense tracts of
Mexican lands, ranging in price from I24
TO so cents per acre, which will be worth
double the money within year.
Our list of improved farms in Tarrsnt
and adjoining counties is very large and
We can please you both in price and
terms.
We make q specially Of exchanging real
estate or merchandise and have some
really good trades Of tina. character TO
offer.
Ifyou desire to invest il or exchange any
class of real estate or merchandise we in
vite you to call Oh or correspond with US,
We believe il will pay you TO do so.
MoRPHY & HICKEY,
204 Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
JAY GOULD.
Estimate OF His Strength ard His weak
ness and His Fortune.
Providence Journal

Providence Journal
There is NO man IL the country just st
present VINO attracts more attention thaa
JAY Could. The recent financial dis
turbancc, which was SO easily turned to
MS own private advantage, hiss called
iurtn comment ftom every one Interested
in comm-lce, aud the fact thst his victim
ri this iuuctuTe was q mar who IL almost
universally unpopular, mas increased the
interest in the last deal. Besides, the
mans ways are so unfathOnsble; he sur
rounds himself with such sn air Of mys-
tery, and so little is known sbou. his
manner Of life, that any story, no matter
how absurd, is readily believed about
him. There is much, however, in the
methods of Jay Gould that is worthy Of
attention, for ne is 8 product Of MS
time and of the peculiar condt-
tioHs now existing in this country
2 HE has amassed so many millions that
a few more can never be appreciated by
him, and still ne keeps on playing his
game with all the keenness Of one who
hed everything to risk, although the
sfxkes cau now make 10 difference. The
passion of gaining mas now become sec
ond nature. He sits st his table silent
and cool, while thousands make their
hets on the cards which are 80 plainly
marked TO MN VINO deals. he never
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
LAMAR THE NAN.
Hon George a jerks Thinks He VIII Be
Appointed 10 the Vacant suprs me

Hon. George a jerks Thinks He VIII Be
Appointed 70 the Vacant Supreme
Judgeship
PITTSBURGH, Pa July l1.-UOn. Geo.
A. jerks, Solicitor General Of the United
States, passed through the city this morn
ing en- route from Utah to Washington.
In referring to rumOrs that he would sue
coed the late Justice Woods of the SUI
preme bench, the Solicitor General said:
81 could not be the successor of Justice
Woods TIE Justice who succeeds him
must be from the same district, and
that renders me ineligible. the
names mentioned in the papers as
mis- successor are HOadIy Of Ohio;
Garland OF Arkansas, Hammond of GeOr-
gis and Secretary Lamar. HOadly Is not
eligible for the same reason that l am
not. Attorney General Garland, though
eligible, has absolutely withdrawn as
candidate. Lamar is eligible. The chances
ere in favor of his receiving the appoint
ment # he wants it. If he is the man,
then the necessity Of appointing his sue
cessOr as Secretary Ct the Interior would
Of course cause 2 longer delay in the
judgeship appointment"
'Is there airy foundation for the ~
mors that are still revived about other
prospective resignations IN President
CIeyeland's cabiuet?"
"Not the slightest. [ 90 not think
there is anything in he story Of the in
tentiOn OF Secretary EndicOtt resiguing.
Garland is sure to serve out his term
that is, unless something extraordinary
should arise, which is not at all likely"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18
DR.. Sags,s Gatarss ReASdy sdrpas5ss
III. ~ ~

A clock recently patented in France is
in imitation of tamb0urine, on the
parchment head Oi which is painted
circle of flowers, corresponding to the
hour figures of ordinary Gials. On eX-
animation, two bees, one large and the
other small, are discovered crawling
among the flowers. The small bee runs
rapidly from one flower to another, COM
pleting the circle in an hour, while the
large one takes twelve hours TO complete
the circuit. The parchment surface is
and the bees simply laid upon
it, bat two magnets connected with tie
clock. work inside the tambOurine move
just under the membrane, and the insects,
which are of iron, follow them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18

The Astors are modest IN the display
of wealth and have earned far less envy
and hatred than others VINO hsunt their
splendor in the faces of the poor. Great
wealth is obliged to great charity. The
R1thschilds have regular bureau fer the
distribution of their bounty. But few
New York millionaires do as much. To
found a hospital st ones death is not
enough.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-18

The fortune of the Vsnderbilts," said
s-.a an old acquaintance Of theirs the
.,2e7 9ay, as probably very much eX-
as-e-atgJ William Il. is said to have
Shortened the millions by eighty, and
"'.-..s!n X and Cornelius have dropped
..-ty-1ve millions of the old Commo-
.-o'e's money But the old Commodore
s', nearer eighty millions than four hun
1fec millions, take my word for it."
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